12/7/2007
d/Art/07
5 venues, Sydney
The post-cinema experience. The 10th edition of Australia's premier screen and digital media arts festival. d/Lux/MediaArts/ is one of Australia's key screen and media arts organisations committed to supporting the development, engagement and experience of Australian screen and digital media culture. This year the program is presented online, complemented by screenings and events in real life venues.
The post-cinema experience
curated by David Cranswick and Malcolm Smith
d/Lux/MediaArts present d/Art/2007 - the post-cinema experience - the tenth edition of Australia’s premier screen and digital media arts festival.
This year our program is presented online, complemented by screenings and events in real life venues.
d/Art/07 also explores multi user online environments such as Second Life, and how artists are penetrating the ‘in world’ to access the new audiences and unique opportunities these spaces offer.
Selected entries for d/Art/07screen, d/Art/07mobile and d/Art/07secondlife are viewable online.
d/Lux/MediaArts/ is one of Australia's key screen and media arts organisations committed to supporting the development, engagement and experience of Australian screen and digital media culture.
KEY DATES :
Thursday 12 July 6 –8:30pm
d/Art/07 - Launch
Opening simultaneously at the Australian Centre for Photography, Sydney, and the Revelation Film Festival, Perth.
The opening of d/Art/07 including d/Art/07 web, mobile, secondlife and online screening programs.
Friday 13 July to Sunday 29 July
d/Art/07 Exhibition, including d/Art/07web and d/Art/07mobile
Saturday 14 July 11am
dLux Pony Club launch
Join us at the ACP or online to launch this new initiative developed by d/Lux/MediaArts to encourage arts practice and critical dialogue in Second Life. Click on the Second Life link above for details.
Thursday 19 July 4-6pm
d/Art/07 - Forum
A panel discussion on new business models for short video makers. Panel includes Brent Hoff, editor of Wolphin DVD magazine.
See d/Art/07events link above for details.
Thursday 19 July 6:30-7:30pm
d/Art/07 - Wolphin DVD Screening
Screening of a selection from Wolphin DVD magazine.
At the Chauvel Cinema, selected and presented by Brent Hoff, editor of Wolphin DVD.
Saturday 21 July 12.30pm
Second Life Machinima screenings
Machinima are short films made in Second Life using avatars instead of actors
Saturday 21 July 1pm
dLux Pony Club Trail Rides in Second Life
Join us at the ACP or online as we visit artists working in Second Life
Saturday 21 July 3pm
Floortalk with David Cranswick
Join David Cranswick, director of d/Lux/MediaArts, to discuss the 10th d/Art presentation.
Saturday 21 July 7–8pm
d/Art/07screen
At the Chauvel Cinema
d/Lux/MediaArts’ survey of new Australian and international experimental video works.
Saturday 21 July 8-9pm
The Post-Cinema Experience
At the Chauvel Cinema. Help us celebrate the 10th anniversary of the d/Art program, hosted by Jaimie Leonarder.
Saturday 28 July 12:30pm and 5:30pm
Second Life Machinima screenings
Saturday 28 July 1pm
dLux Pony Club Trail Rides in Second Life
Join us at the ACP or online as we visit artists working in Second Life
Saturday 28 July 6-8pm
Second Life After Dark Tour at the ACP
Focusing on online emerging sexualities
PRICES :
d/Art/07 at the Australian Centre for Photography
Admission: Free
d/Art/07screen at the Chauvel Cinema
Single Session and 10 Year Anniversary Party
Adult $20
Concession/members $12
d/Art/07 Wolphin at the Chauvel Cinema
Single Session
Adult $15
Concession/members $12
d/Art/07 at the Revelation Film Festival:
see http://www.revelationfilmfest.org for details.
d/Lux/Media/Arts gratefully acknowledges our supporters and partners:
The Australian Film Commission
The Australia Council for the Arts
Arts NSW
The NSW Film & Television Office
The Australian Centre for Photography
Revelation Film Festival
Aura Interactive Blue Zone
5 venues - Sydney:
- The Australian Centre for Photography, Sydney
- Chauvel Cinema, Sydney
- Revelation Film Festival, Perth
- Second Life
- Online at http://www.dlux.org.au/dArt07